the most stylish men ever

An early 60s heartthrob and fashion icon following his film debut inPlein Soleil, Alain Delon is the last word in Riviera playboy style.

Like his quirky film roles, Johnny Depps style is anything but conventional, and though he may not get it right all the time his fondness for jewellery can be a bit much all credit to him forbeing individual.

Along with his Rat Pack buddies, Frank Sinatra was always impeccably turned out and back in the day, accessorised with gold cufflinks and his trademark fedora. The suave crooner personified.

Not afraid to take sartorial risks, Pharrell Williams has scored headlines and internet memes devoted to his kooky fashion choices. Who could forget that Vivienne Westwood hat?

He may have been more focused ondesigning for othersthan onhis personal sense of style, but the revered French designer never put a foot wrong in the sartorial stakes.

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A bona fide fashion chameleon, David Bowies many looks, from Ziggy Stardust androgyny to the smartly suited Thin White Duke have influenced youth culture and top designers alike.

The veryimage of an archetypal smooth, beautifully dressed Italian gentleman, the actor Marcello Mastroianni will go down in fashion history for his effortless sense of style;what he wore was always supersmart but never overdone.

Dubbed the Godfather of Style, the Italian business mogul Gianni Agnelli was renowned for his superior sense of style and unique sartorial trademarks, such as wearinghis watch over his shirt sleeve.

The modernday dandy Andr 3000 regularly provides a masterclass inhow to pull off preppy cool. His bright golfwearesque ensembles are spot on.